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liv'A-Y c Post Office open house- - - (continued inn page 1» by a John Urquhart who weni on foot from Kineardinc. right through the area to Southampton, After this came the mail coaches which provided me necessary servite, until it was all reorganized under Government contract. The first l'ostrluster was Alex Port Elgin Post otnec start. photographed at the official opening or the new extension lust Wednesda; evening Front row. left in right. Muriel Nuttall, Karen Nuttrili and Fern Stone. Back row. Candy Tetlcy. Margaret Cllllry and Ann Stlthndt. H.R.Kennedy, who resigned after only six months He was followed by John Jacob l.ehn!n(1855~1867l, In 1868 Archibald Roy became Postmaster until his death in 1870. He was folluued by Mrs. Mary J Roy who held the position for 19 years, retiring in 1559. Henrv N. Ruv took over for 19 . 5; Nelson nfipointment I , Dr. Kenneth 1). Rogers, Chairman of the Board. Ahuus Cities Ltd.. is pleased to announce the oppointnrent of Drllnd E. Nelson. EA” M.Ar. IS Manager of the Chairman's Office. A native at Southwestern Omnriu, Mr. Nelson received I Bachelor of Arts in Economics lHanclurs) from Sir Wilfred Laurier University, and a Master of Arts in Economics from Queens University. He was employed as a Manpower Econ omist for the Federal Govcm- mcnt ill Suskntoon and Winni- peg. later teaching at the Universin of winnlpeg. Mr, Nelson joined Central Mortgage and Housing Corpora- tian its an economist In Winni- peg and Toronro. and Served as Assistant Director nnri Acting Director of Budget mid Financill Analysls in their National Office, Most reoenily he was men-per or c.M,H,c,. Calgary Branch. Abacus Cities Lid is a Cztudlan puhlie company cn- gaged in creation of business and .nvestmeni opportunities rnr prntesslonuls. cxccutivcs. end selfrernployed individuals, primarily in real estdlt‘ develop ment. The company has Divis- ions in Victoria. Vanmuver,’ Central BrC" Edmonton and Calgary, with the President‘s office located in Vnncnuver ud the Corporate affices in Cnlgnry. Orland is a graduate of Saugeen District High School: son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelsun of Port Elgin. years until his death in 1915, Then Mi“ 5. Gray sent-ti for 20 years until her resignation in 1936. James Edgar Rushion was then appointed. serving for 13 yBars. William Starr tmk nver in l949 zr" was Postmaster until he retired 1970. being succeeded by P0: master Harry C. Allin. mince ..a....r i i l ih N'ouill Hal let Pioneer linkery, of the Port Elgln Minor Hockey Association House League, have been doing quite well on the tournament lmil, recently. The team won the ‘ champlnnship round in I toumslnent in Wiarlon on Saturday, February 23, nnd then look the consul-lion title in the Rocldyn tourney on Saturday, March 2. > Members ol' the lam include, front row, left to right; Darryl Mullen, Mike . Pridhaln, Caszy Solomway. Kevin Prtronslti. Andy McCulloch, Scott Dnvison .. Ind Paul Martin. Back row, left to right, are; Paul Mullen (coach), Mark Vrys- tein. Ted Langley, Doug Pierce, Adrien Elyen, Rod Snyder and Don Synder (coach), Not mailable for photo wits Sun Hulilmr . .x L their outdoor hint-It at Sallirlltl) x 4le Ai'lllrvt-ilit’lil Der. men-hm min leaders of 00” ('Iuli llllllltl ilnr llmri' ll'tl‘llhk‘ llhill‘ll «ll "Oiiltloor Liting" louder .llithie \lt-wumn Standing nl